Private Chen’s Family Learns More About Hazing by Fellow G.I.’s
The officers in command of the battalion of Pvt. Danny Chen, who the Army says committed suicide in Afghanistan in October after being
hazed by fellow soldiers, were aware of the harsh treatment he had repeatedly received, his family said Thursday
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It sucks that probably nothing is going to happen.
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Every single unit falls under another unit. How the fuck was this kept that fucking silent the whole fucking time?
TBH, I'm still beyond disappointed that NO ONE ELSE IN HIS FUCKING UNIT reported this to ANYONE ELSE outside their chain. If your chain of command is fucked, you go to the next higher command. Period. They start teaching you that shit in boot camp.
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Then again, IDK, procedures could differ between the Army and the Corps.
There are just so many points of failure in this story, it boggles my mind.
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The worst part is,for what these people did? They'll get away with it.
Ugh,I feel so angry right now :(
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